Sentences with phrase «need the transformation of»

The less people fake it, the more effectively we can speak into the areas of their lives that need the transformation of God.

To do so, I maintain that we need a transformation of ideas, attitudes, and goals.

We need a transformation of education, opportunities and our culture for the forgotten 50 % of young people who don't go to University.

We need a transformation of the UK economy while ensuring secure, low carbon energy supplies to 2050, and face major choices about how to do this.»

We have long needed a transformation of the teaching profession and Vergara could be the turning point that gets us there.

Fundamentally, the needed transformation of our education system will never be achieved by Washington.

The project seeks to engage teachers, school and district leaders, teachers» associations and unions, and state and national education organizations in a much - needed transformation of our profession.

«The combination of government target - setting, policy support and stimulus funds is underpinning the renewable industry's rise and bringing the much needed transformation of our global energy system within reach.»

Not exact matches

Dell knows that these types of acquisitions will be necessary («it is likely that we will need to make additional acquisitions to complete our transformation,» he noted in the April letter) but it will be key not to overpay.

Related: 5 Signs that You Need a New Logo Here is a look at some of the most recognizable logos of our time and the radical transformations they have undergone on their way to brand domination.

While observers may disagree as to whether Air Canada's sad condition is terminal or just chronic, on one point there is unanimity: the airline needs to undergo a substantial transformation of its business model to return to full health.

The answer, it turns out, is simple: If you want to turn change, innovation, and transformation to your advantage, you need to embrace a diverse and fluid combination of factors.

It is clear that our global food industry will need to undergo a radical transformation in order to meet the changing needs of consumers in the coming decades.

The three main areas where my direct advice went unheeded were the following: (1) the need for large - scale financial assistance [29] for Russia, which I deemed (and still deem) to have been essential to molding a political consensus around reforms, and to bolstering the financial situation enough to achieve a modicum of success in the fight against hyperinflation; (2) the need for strong monetary and fiscal policy to achieve a rapid end to inflation [30]; and (3) the urgency of establishing a social safety net [31], especially in health care and pensions, to ensure an adequate social and political base for societal transformation and democratization.

This setup is the exact opposite of what digital transformation initiatives need to thrive.

In sum, three assumptions are all that is needed to effect this transformation of GDP.

Digital transformation initiatives don't need thousands of people.

To be able to sustain the transformation activities in full and address the needs of clients, who are often poor or marginalized from society, the entrepreneur must mobilize other sources of funding from the public and / or philanthropic sectors.

Brian Peccarelli, president of Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting business, points to these initial government - backed projects as clear signs of a major transformation that businesses will need to address sooner than later, commenting in a recent CFO article:

«But to be successful, banks should put emphases on best practices for highly personalized digital interactions along with branch transformation efforts that serve the needs of both digital - centric and branch - dependent customers.»

The most essential step in leading change like this is creating a sense of urgency that such a transformation needs to take place (which takes us back to the first habit: Know how to put content marketing in business terms).

We need to understand reconciliation within the Church as the transformation of destructive conflict.

[JB:] Until the body of Christ, I believe, begins to pray, fast and consecrate itself and realize that there needs to be a desperation for God, we will not see spiritual transformation in this nation, let alone social transformation, which is always the result of a moving of God across a people.

Being a whole human journey, not just adhesion to a creed, we need to see the evidence of inner transformation reflected in our thoughts, attitudes, words and actions.

There is a particular focus: Rays of Mercy on...» You, The Family, The Universal Church, Marriage etc.; and the transformation needed: «Healing from... «e.g. Unforgiveness to Forgiveness, followed by an opening quotation, usually from a papal document or address.

Clearly the results of creative transformation need, in their turn, to be creatively transformed.

To alter significantly the shape of such a universe is to engage in what can be called a process of «totalistic» transformation, for attitudes and motivations are a crucial part of what needs to be addressed in any attempt at change.

Alone among his contemporaries Shah Walliyulla was conscious of the period of disintegration through which Muslim culture was passing and recognized the need for a mental transformation to cope with the changing situation.

It can be a voice of imaginative, neighborly transformation, focused on those in need.

But the sin from which the nation needed to be saved was more and more located within the lives of individuals, and the hoped - for salvation was increasingly seen to depend on individual transformation.

In my view, the Christian faith satisfies the requirement needed for the full qualitative transformation of reason, first because faith is a new dimension that transcends conceptual reason and to which reason is reborn to the spiritual.

He is the Saviour because he is God reaching out to a broken human race desperately in need of transformation which can come only by us using our freedom to allow him to change us.

It needs to be nurtured, for it is in process of growth toward final qualitative transformation into the life of vision and glory.

People who use the technology must not only be carefully trained — and untrained counselors don't need machines in order to harm people — but they also should consider the view of Arthur Gladman, a psychiatrist who says that anyone who uses biofeedback must be aware of its tremendous spiritual potential for self - transformation.

We need an apparatus of resurrection for that transformation.

Lewis» concluding chapter on charity in The Four Loves, among the most powerful pieces of his generally powerful prose, is a haunting depiction of the way in which this needed transformation is likely to be painful.

After all, Christians believe that we are imprisoned by sin and that, rather than trying to escape our condition, we need to undergo a personal transformation before we can enter into the full presence of God.

In a time of a global transformation of consciousness, the church needs to engage the world based on its radical roots in God's revelation, but informed by current views of the nature of reality.

The Bible speaks about the transformation of selves by the acts of God: thus the psychological realities coming to expression in the biblical texts may be either descriptions of the imprisonment of the self needing release, or those of the liberated, transformed person.

Thus, individuals and societies need a system of values by which to live; the nature and pace of modern cultural transformations have cut men adrift from the security of established ideals.

If we could all keep that perspective of the need for God's grace at the forefront of our thoughts, maybe true transformation would be possible.

That conclusion, he wrote, came from seven years trying to place «some of the nicest, sweetest, caring - est persons God ever created into congregations that desperately needed total transformation.»

The immediate need is to move with an unprecedented pace toward the transformation of social structures.

Although maintaining an emphasis on individual transformation as the key, recent years have witnessed a movement beyond this exclusive focus to advocate the need for transformation on all levels — individual, interpersonal, institutional, and political — and the explicit valuation of social engagement as part of committed spiritual practice.

Such a «gnostic» idea, tempting though it has been since very early in the history of Christianity, trivializes the idea of revelation, making it appeal more to our sense of curiosity than to our need for transformation and hope.

Neo-orthodoxy recognizes the need for redemption; but it has never made an adequate place for the real possibility of redemption as transformation of our human existence, hence it postpones redemption to another realm.

The world needs the Christian narrative of creation, redemption and transformation.

The issue from the outset has not been the need for new and better tools, but the solution of the fundamental anomaly of the field: the failure of the old paradigm so to interpret Scripture as to enable personal and social transformation today.

I think what we need to see is the transformation of the human heart.

As far as the Bretton Woods organisations, the World Bank, the IMF and the WTO, are concerned, they require total transformation, following a philosophy that meets the integral goals of the economy, i.e. the satisfaction of human needs rather than alignment with the satisfaction of capital accumulation.